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==Scale== | ==Scale== | ||
Golden magic approximates simple intervals in the 2 | Golden magic approximates simple intervals in the 2.3.7.11 subgroup very closely and 5 somewhat less closely (in fact 5 has the highest error of any identity in the 11 limit). Here's the 41 tone MOS with a JI detempering in the 2.3.7.11 subgroup: | ||
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The highest error of any interval in the 1,3,7,9,11 tonality diamond is 9/8, which is 4.281 cents sharp, and the lowest error is 0.012 cents, for 11/6. Golden magic tempers out the | The highest error of any interval in the 1,3,7,9,11 tonality diamond is 9/8, which is 4.281 cents sharp, and the lowest error is 0.012 cents, for 11/6. Golden magic tempers out the [[Pentacircle comma|Saluzo comma]] as well as the Saquinzo comma. Furthermore, five generators of golden magic equal the perfect fifth in [[Peppermint-24]], and golden magic can be construed as a close rank 2 approximation of Peppermint, with the quasi-diesis being 57.543 cents. | ||
The extension of golden magic to the full 11 limit also tempers out the [[Magic comma|Laquinyo comma]], the [[Septimal kleisma|Ruyoyo comma]], the [[Sensamagic comma|Zozoyo comma]], and the [[875/864|Zotriyo comma]]. | |||
Golden magic can be extended to the 13 limit by tempering out the [[364/363|Tholuluzo comma]] and the [[praveensma|Thoquadzo comma]]. The 63 tone golden magic MOS has a copy of the 9 tone [[praveensma|praveensmic]] MOS as well as the 18 tone 3-MOS. | |||
== Golden Kite Guitar == | == Golden Kite Guitar == | ||
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A tuning that consists of alternating downmajor thirds at 380.819c and upmajor thirds at 438.362c is recommended as it makes the stretches needed to play 11 limit chords on a Kite guitar more manageable. | A tuning that consists of alternating downmajor thirds at 380.819c and upmajor thirds at 438.362c is recommended as it makes the stretches needed to play 11 limit chords on a Kite guitar more manageable. | ||
== See also == | |||
* [[Golden sequences and tuning]] | |||
[[Category:104edo]] | |||
[[Category:167edo]] | |||
[[Category:Magic]] | |||
[[Category:Golden ratio]] | |||
[[Category:41-tone scales]] | |||